In honor of the first week of fall, we’re highlighting one of the spoooooookiest foods around. That’s right, the pumpkin. Pumpkin’s have ridiculously low caloric value and are an excellent source of Vitamin A. Pumpkin seeds are even better for you. A cup of pumpkin seeds contains no cholesterol and provides 12g of protein, as …
Quick, picture a lentil. Nope, you’re thinking of a sprout. Lentils look like this. These are lentils They’re legumes! They’re also crazy nutritious. A serving of lentils has 26 grams of protein, 120% of your daily folate, 76% of your daily B1, 64% of your daily phosphorous, 58% of your daily iron, 50% of your …
Beets are more than just one of the best fictional bands of all time. They’re an incredibly versatile, nutritious and tasty addition to any diet. Beets are a good source of folates (which help with cellular division – particularly important if you are pregnant or trying to build muscle mass) and manganese (a cofactor in …
Val, from crossfit cadre, used Heliopatch to help relieve pain associated with bicep tendinitis during the locomotive games in Boardman, Ohio hosted by the train station fitness. She hit her personal record of 22 pull ups and felt little to no pain. In accordance with the FTC guidelines concerning use of endorsements and testimonials in …
Amelia Buckley Crossfit Phenom battling through back pain with one of our XTECH Heliopatch Prototypes in Jenkinsons Beach NJ.
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Magnesium is commonly understood as the free ions that are in water, many common supplements and foods. These ions are in the Mg2+ form and can be utilized by the body as an important nutrient. Magnesium is the fourth most abundant element in the body and is a cofactor in over 300 enzymes. Magnesium is …
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The natural oxidation processes caused by the stress and strain of athletic exertion can be countered by antioxidants, but only if the antioxidant (good) and the free radical (bad) are very close to one another. As antioxidants get oxidized, they generate depleted waste products like oxidized glutathione. These wastes have to move out of the …
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Head Athletic Trainer explains how Heliopatch helped relieve pain in his lower back and leg, stemming from sciatica during the 2016 NATA expo in Baltimore Maryland.
